1. DC Public School's Belgian Food Day

   

   In recognition of International Education Week, we spotlight Janney Elementary in Washington, DC. International Food Days occur at 115 schools district-wide, four times a year.

2. High School International Student Exchange

   

   Each year, the U.S. State Department hosts approximately 2,900 high school students from around the world.

3. HOST SCHOOLS

4. International Visitor Leadership Program 70th Anniversary in 2011

   

   In 2011, the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) celebrated its 70th birthday as the U.S. Department of State's premier professional exchange program.

5. NSLI-Y Summer Language Program

   

   Established in 2006, the National Security Languages Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) promotes the study of critically needed languages by sending American high school students overseas for intensive language study.

6. Continuing the Exchange After the Exchange Program Ends

   Continuing the Exchange After the Exchange Program Ends

7. Gheorghe Muresan Trains Turkish and American Youth during World Learning Exchange Program

   

   During the second part of the exchange, 12 American participants traveled to Turkey where they practiced learning basketball skills and engaging in leadership development and conflict resolution sessions with former NBA player Gheorghe Muresan.

8. ECA Launches the Arts Envoy IPR Program

   The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs launched the Arts Envoy Intellectual Property Rights Program in December to highlight the importance of protecting intellectual property rights (IPR) of visual and performing artists.

9. Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists

   

   Watch the video to learn more about the Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists. Journalists talk about their experience.

10. Murrow Program Gives International Journalists Close Look at American Media

    The Murrow Program gives emerging media professionals from around the world the opportunity to examine rights and responsibilities of the free press in a democracy.

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